European Institute For Biomedical Imaging Research - Activities

Activities

The activities that EIBIR undertakes to promote the cooperation between its organisations are to develop a coordinated research plan for the Seventh Framework Programme, to define, organise and manage joint or common initiatives, to exchange and disseminate good practice, to exchange personnel and research education (MSc, PhD), to create databases on technical infrastructures, scientific expertise, activities, etc., to co-ordinate multi-centre trials, and to organise conferences, meetings, and training courses.

Current research focus lies in molecular imaging and imaging biomarkers.

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